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2. Virtual Learning Research Center

3. Center Chief
Degree Doctor in Information
Technology
Specialization Optimization, Genetic
Algorithms, Software
Engineering, Distributed
Systems
Recent
Research
Project
Project Lead/ Researcher
in PCIEERD funded
project, “Design and
Development of
Intelligent Traffic Control
and Management
System”
Faculty/Network
Administrator
Degree Doctor in Information
Technology
Specialization Artificial Intelligence,
Networking
Recent
Research
Project
MasaoLMS Deployment
and Maintenance
Technical Staff
Degree BS Information Systems
Specialization Multimedia Design,
Front-End Development
Project
Experience
MasaoLMS Deployment
and Maintenance
Junrie B. Matias
Gleen A. Dalarao
Rodny Genon

4. What is Moodle?
Moodle is a Learning Management System, Course Management
System, or Virtual Learning Environment, depending on which term you
prefer.
GOAL: Give teachers and students the tools they need to teach and
learn.
Ownership: Copyright is owned by individual contributors and not
assigned to a single entity.

5. Who is Using Moodle?
• This number is growing by about 10% each month as educators and
trainers learn the value of implementing open source Moodle.

6. 5 Reasons you should choose Moodle
• Open Source – Moodle Users have the adaptability in what features they
need, what they want to customize and have a decision with respect to
how they might want their LMS.
• Simple Interface – Very user friendly with simple interface and intuitive
navigation.
• Customization – You need your organization name, logo, and your brand
colors. Doing this with Moodle is very simple.
• Offline Access – Enable remote access to download courses to their
gadgets and access them and can disconnect later.
• Cost Effective – No payment charge to possess Moodle, you will need to
pay the advancement and upkeep cost.

7. Architecture Overview

8. Requirements
• Moodle is primarily developed in Linux using Apache,
PostgreSQL/MySQL/MariaDB and PHP (sometimes known as the
LAMP platform).
• If you are installing Moodle in a Windows server, note that from
php5.5 onwards, you will also need to have the Visual C++
Redistributable for Visual Studio 2011.

9. The basic requirements for Moodle are as
follows:
• Disk space: 200MB for the Moodle code, plus as much as you need to store
content. 5GB is probably a realistic minimum.
• Processor: 1GHz (min), 2GHz dual core or more recommended.
• Memory: 512MB (min), 1GB or more is recommended. 8GB plus is likely on
a large production server
• Consider separate servers for the web "front ends" and the database. It is
much easier to "tune“
All the above requirements will vary depending on specific hardware and
software combinations as well as the type of use and load; busy sites may
well require additional resources. Further guidance can be found
under performance recommendations. Moodle scales easily by increasing
hardware.

10. Our Transition Server
• URL: http://masaolms.carsu.edu.ph
• 1 Server for web "front ends" and the database
• Cost: PHP 150K
• Disk space: 512GB (SSD) and 2TB (HDD)
• Processor: Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2234 CPU @ 3.60GHz
• Memory: 62GB
• Internet: 50MB
• Users: 9K Plus
• Concurrent users
• Regular Days: 1200 Users
• Examination Days: Scheduled by Batch 600 to 800 takers Per Exam
• People: 1 Technical Staff, 2 Faculty (Deloaded)

11. Our Services
• We will help you to customize and deploy you LMS using Moodle,
this will include:
• LMS Installation,
• Plugins Configuration,
• Logo and Themes customization.
• Provide training to teachers.
• Help you maintain the LMS for 5 Months and train your system
administrators.
• Cost: PHP 100K
• Contact us at: masaolms@carsu.edu.ph

12. Thank you!